Dust Extraction Unit MOBIL 140 D – Portable Dust Collector for Versatile Applications
Enhance air quality in your workspace with the MOBIL 140 D. Ideal for applications such as paper, plastic, styrofoam, metal, and even hobby woodworking*, this lightweight, portable dust extractor features a practical clamping ring closure for easy handling.Equipped with high-quality, swivel industrial wheels, the MOBIL 140 D is easy to transport, ensuring a cleaner and healthier work environment wherever it's needed.
Powerful Fan
Easy Bag Replacement
Cyclonic Pre-Separation
Reliable and Portable Dust Collection Solution
The Dust Extraction Unit MOBIL 140 D combines high performance with affordability, using a BIA-certified L-class filter to ensure effective particle capture. Its robust, high-strength plastic construction guarantees long-lasting durability – perfect for diverse workshop needs.
Key Features
Energy-Efficient Operation:
The optimized fan design delivers high extraction performance with reduced power use.
Cyclonic Pre-Separation:
Separates particles in the intake area to extend filter life and improve efficiency.
Portable Design:
Fitted with industrial wheels for easy movement, making this unit ideal for flexible dust collection.
Applications
The MOBIL 140 D is particularly suited for:
- Paper and Plastic Processing: Effective dust and particle extraction.
- Styrofoam and Metalworking: Reliable particle and metal dust removal for a cleaner workspace.
- Hobby Workshops: Ideal for non-commercial woodworking and DIY projects.
Technical Specifications
Inlet Diameter:
ø 140 mm
Motor Power:
0.75 kW / 400 V
Voltage:
3 Ph / 50 Hz
Max Airflow:
1,650 m³/h
Max Vacuum Pressure:
1,750 Pa
Filter Area:
2.2 m²
Filter Cleaning:
Manual
Filter Material:
Category L (BIA certified)
Dust Collection Volume:
175 liters
Dimensions (L x W x H):
1,061 x 577 x 2,300 mm
Weight:
approx. 53 kg
Base Color:
RAL 7035 (Light Grey)
Discover the advantages of the Dust Extraction Unit MOBIL 140 D and create a cleaner, safer, and more efficient workspace.
Note: Indoor use in woodworking environments is restricted in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland according to DIN EN 16770.
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